Unlocking AI-Driven HR Transformation with Bob Pulver

Uncover the secrets behind AI-driven transformation in HR with today's guest, the accomplished technology strategist Bob Pulver.

With a career at giants like IBM and NBCUniversal, Bob shares his expertise on why understanding the human side of tech adoption is crucial in today's rapidly evolving landscape. This episode features insights straight from the HR Tech Conference and Expo in Las Vegas, emphasizing the importance of hiring for skills and potential rather than just resumes. Bob also invites you to explore his podcast, "Elevate your AIQ," where he unpacks the role of responsible AI in shaping a better workplace culture.

Join us as we explore diverse perspectives on the ethical dimensions of AI in HR with industry voices like Brent Skinner, Mark Pfeffer, and George LaRock. We delve into the critical need for responsible AI usage that levels the playing field and focuses on genuine talent. Packed with practical tips for HR leaders, this episode offers guidance on maintaining good data practices and understanding specific AI use cases. Bob Pulver provides a roadmap for connecting with him and accessing his work through the Work Defined network, making this conversation a must for anyone invested in the future of technology and HR.

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